No lunches or face to face, for the first time all connected via Zoom.
Two days after the first vote for the Quirinale, with Silvio Berlusconi remained in Arcore and Matteo Salvini and Giorgia Meloni in Rome, the center-right chooses to meet in 'virtual' mode to take stock of the crucial appointment for the election of the new head of the State.
A sign of the times and of the pandemic which, with the first lockdowns, has now cleared the meetings remotely. Even the policy is adapting, even on a game as delicate as that of the President of the Republic. So from 4 pm everyone - in addition to the leaders of FI, Lega and FdI, there will be the centrists of Coraggio Italia and Noi per l'Italia - careful to receive the link to connect to Zoom and away with audio and open screens. Critical for the risks to confidentiality is Osvaldo Napoli, deputy of Coraggio Italia: "Calling a summit remotely, without knowing how many people are listening, is the last slip, at least hopefully, of the center-right". And he wonders "how it is conceivable, without losing credibility, to deal with an event as crucial as theelection of the President of the Republic with so much superficiality and approximation ".